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Cannot screen-share between iChat and Messages
Currently Being ModeratedApr 3, 2013 2:39 PM (in response to George Litterst)
I have the following computers:
--MacMini running 10.6 and iChat
--Mac Pro running 10.7 and Messages
--MacBook Pro running 10.8 and Messages
Actually the Mac Pro cannot be doing this.
Messages Beta in Lion (OS X 10.7.x) was time limited and ran out on 14th December 2012
It should be running iChat 6.
The server that the Screen Names log in to have no bearing at all on the Video, Audio Only chat or Screen Sharing.
For years (prior to Messages) I have successfully undertaken screen-sharing with other people.
How many Screen Names on how many computers ?
Now I find that if I attempt to share the screen of someone outside of my local area network who is running iChat and system 10.6, I can only do this from my iChat computer.
In this case do you mean outside your Bonjour Area (LAN) or do you mean some ISP node level ?
The next question is how many of your computers are allowed to use the iChat/Messages ports for Video and Audio Chat through your router ?
If the device is doing UPnP then it should allow Multiple devices to use the same Ports.
Port Forwarding will only allow on IP Address (Computer)
Port Triggering cannot open the random port Screen Sharing uses.
On some devices using Port Forwarding or Triggering with UPnP will clash.
UPnP allows the apps to tell the router which ports to open.
You get an effect like two waiters either side of a swing door.
If the Mac Pro is in fact running OS X 10.8 and therefore Messages both the last two computers will have signed in to iMessages as well
From what you posted I don't know you are actually working from and AIM valid Buddy List.
Messages can login to AIM, Jabber including GoogleTalk, Yahoo, Bonjour and iMessages
iMessages and Yahoo do not do A/V chats and therefore cannot Screen Share.
Having said that Messages would invoke FaceTime when trying to Video chat.
Can you Video chat to these Buddies ?
This will indicate you have enough internet speed at that computer.
Although Audio chats can be done on Dial up speeds and an Screen Share is an Audio Chat+ it requires the same Internet Speed as a 1-1 Video does at the min speed (128kbps)
In the app Menu > Preferences > Video Section make sure the Bandwidth Limit is at the 500kbops setting at least.
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Currently Being ModeratedApr 3, 2013 8:16 PM (in response to Ralph Johns (UK))
Thanks for the detailed reply, Ralph. I have appreciated your commentaries on iChat over the years.
Here are some answers:
(1) You are correct that I am running iChat on my Mac Pro with OS X 10.7. My mistake.
(2) I am referring to a problem sharing someone else's screen over the Internet, not over my local area network.
(3) I have only one instance of NAT, provided by an Apple Airport Extreme.
(4) All of my screen-sharing attempts have been through a single AIM account. When I have experienced this problem, I have been logged into this AIM account on 1, 2, or 3 computers simultaneously. I get failure in all cases except when I attempt screen-sharing on the computer running Snow Leopard.
(5) I have not tried video or audio conferencing with the people with whom I have the screen-sharing problem--at least not recently. I don't currently use iChat/Messages very much for video conferencing but use Skype quite a bit. However, on the rare occaisions that I use iChat/Messages for video conferencing, I have not had a problem in years. I have at least 5 Mbps upload and 10-20 Mbps download.
Thanks for any further insights that you might have.
Currently Being ModeratedApr 4, 2013 1:14 PM (in response to George Litterst)
Re 3.
Is the Airport Base Station doing Port Mapping Protocol ?
No port have to be set but it does allow multiple computers to use the same ports at the same time (like UPnP on other routers)
Re 4/5
Being logged in up to 3 times is not the criteria I was after, or rather not to the full extent.
I was more interested in whether they could all Video Chat.
This would prove:-
a) the ports in the router were allowing multiple devices. (particularly for Video and Audio but also Screen Sharing)
b) that the Internet Speed at each computer was actually high enough (Just being "on-line" does not make it split equally)
c) as Video chats includes Audio it would cover that angle.
You may need to do a speed test on each machine.
AS of two days ago I went "fibre".
It is a form called "to the Cabinet" or to the kerbside in some places.
One computer suggests I am getting around 27Mbps
Another running Snow Leopard suggests it is only getting 10Mbps
My G4 running Leopard protests at the Flash version it is running even though it cannot be updated but also comes in at around 10Mbps.
This gave more consistent results across the three computers I have although the Firefox version in Leopard would not run it.
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Currently Being ModeratedApr 4, 2013 2:21 PM (in response to Ralph Johns (UK))
Here is a simpler question:
I used to help other computer user's with their Macs using Screen Sharing in iChat on Snow Leopard and then Lion.
Now that I am still on Lion but others are on Mt. Lion, can I screen share with the Mt. Lion users in some way as convienent as iChat did?
Currently Being ModeratedApr 4, 2013 2:32 PM (in response to MlchaelLAX)
Short Answer.
Long Answer.
However in Messages you get prompted to set up an iMessages account "first"
This is obviously using an Apple ID.
If this Apple ID was used with AIM before (As in it was issued by Apple and has an @mac.com @me.com or @iCloud .com ending) then it is likely to be an AIM Valid and should be added as an Account.
Messages has the same + icon at the bottom of the list.
iMessages in a service run by Apple.
It is Text Chat only.
Only accounts that can Video/Audio Chat can do Screen Sharing.
Therefore they needs to Add the Accounts they were using before when you could Screen Share with them.
In some cases it may mean the Apple ID is added as the iMessage account AND Again as the AIM account
(There are other possibles if a Gmail account is also the Apple ID)
If Upgrading rather than new computer then the process should list the previous iChat Accounts in System Preferences > Mail, Contacts and Calendars but need enabling for the Messages app.
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Currently Being ModeratedApr 4, 2013 2:35 PM (in response to Ralph Johns (UK))
Ralph Johns (UK) wrote:
Therefore they needs to Add the Accounts they were using before when you could Screen Share with them.
What if they are new to Messages? How can I screen share with them? Are you saying I cannot screen share with new users?
Currently Being ModeratedApr 4, 2013 2:49 PM (in response to MlchaelLAX)
Opps, my fault.
Once they or you have multiple Accounts in the Preferences > Accounts then an option in the window Menu called "Buddies" appears.
Depending how many Accounts are logged in (Non iMessages ones) then the list that appears when using Buddies is a combined list.
This can be separated out by using the option in Preferences > General section about "gathering all Accounts into one list" and Unticking the box.
This changes the window Menu to listing each Buddy list with it's own keystrokes
Then it is a case of adding the Buddy to the Correct list (AIM to AIM or Jabber to Jabber).
Combined Window Menu > Preferences and Buddy list
The "Description", partially hidden by the arrow, names the Account in the Preferences List, in the Window Menu and titles the Buddy list.
As you say you have one AIM (valid) account for all three computers you have you cannot test Chatting to "yourself" in any format (Text, Video or Audio Only)
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Currently Being ModeratedApr 19, 2013 7:39 PM (in response to Ralph Johns (UK))
Hi, Ralph.
I have done some further tests. First, a bit more history.
I have used iChat for years. I have lived with the early connection problems, and have used every version of the program. I always sign in with the same AIM account. I have plenty of bandwith (mininimum of 5 Mbps up and 15 Mbps down). For the last 3 years or so, I have had NO problems with iChat.
I am currently using an Apple Airport Extreme router. It makes no difference whether I use wi-fi or ethernet.
NAT Port-Mapping Protocol is enabled.
My current problem is using Messages with certain people. Tonight, for example, I could neither video conference with a particular friend nor share his screen. I was using a mid-2012 MBP Retinal computer running Mountain Lion. I have used iChat with this individual for years, and nothing about our networks is any different today.
I was, however, able to connect my MBP to an old MacMini on my home network. The MacMini is running Snow Leopard and iChat. I controlled the MacMini from my MBP using the Finder's screensharing. In this way, I was able to run iChat on the MacMini and then successfully connect to my friend and share his screen.
As you can seen, my router is not an impediment, and there is nothing wrong with my AIM login. I obviously have plenty of bandwith.
Unlike the early days of iChat when connection failures yielded an error message, I get no such message. The program continues its connection attempt indifinitely.
Thanks for any further thoughts that you have.
Currently Being ModeratedApr 20, 2013 12:53 PM (in response to George Litterst)
Error Messages were present in iChat 2 (the one called iChatAV in 2004) but only in the Connection Doctor.
In iChat 3 that appeared as Pop up as well on Chat Failures that could be expanded to see a Log. (referenced in the end of my signature block).
Apple had chosen SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) to make the connects between two Buddies.
In iChat 2 and 3 this was using the ports given over to SIP in an internationally agreed standard (ports 5060-5063)
One port at a time is used and they move upwards until a free one is found.
SIP phones for VoIP calls and Vonage adaptors also used this protocol.
Despite the international agreement many ISPs started to block the SIP ports, presumably due to loss of revenue from Long Distance calls. (Many said people could pay to have these Ports/services back)
At iChat 4 Apple moved the iChat app to using port 16402 as first choice for the SIP data.
The logs are still there in Mountain Lion and Messages but it does take a particular sort of chat failure to get them to appear. (it is more to do with the more common failures seem to be reduced now rather than being non-existent).
Messages is very much iChat with iMessages added on. (and then the Chat Window/Interface change).
What were iChat "Accounts" are accounts in Messages and you can get the Buddy Lists to display the same way as before.
The connection Processes are exactly the same.
I have had chats that seemed to be connecting but gave the "Connecting" messages with the spinning cogwheel "forever" but as you say it is a long time since I have seen one like that.
In those cases the Log is not produced as iChat or Messages does not recognised that the chat has failed.
In cases here this repeatedly happens it is best to start up the app using the Log generation mode in Terminal.
Quit Messages first.
Open Terminal (Applications/Utilities)
Copy and Paste the Bold text below into Terminal
/Applications/Messages.app/Contents/MacOS/Messages -errorLogLevel 7
This will cause Terminal to Launch Messages and produce a Log whilst doing so.
It will be quite long before it pauses when the Buddy lists are displayed.
The Log will be at a point that looks like this when that happens.
201835.893727 CommNAT result:
External IP: 94.xx.xxx.xx (editted)
External Ports: 16403, 16403, 16403
201835.893985 75 routing table entries found.
201835.894006 IPv4 DEFAULT route, if_idx:5
Then you can start a Video chat and the log will repeat much of what it checked on before (Camera, Mic, Bandwidth etc) and then will start the familiar "log" from the Error messages.
(you can quit Messages at this point so you are not interrupted by the log getting even longer)
Excerpts with comments Added
202448.040276 [[SIP/2.0 100 Trying
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 94.xx.xx.xx:56634;branch=z9hG4bK6c37d0783ee0572b
To: "1002" <sip:firstname.lastname@example.com:16402> (Apple test Account)
From: "1001" <sip:firstname.lastname@example.com:16402>;tag=841964855 (My LAN IP)
Call-ID: 1e2a9eff6e27c18-a9ef-11e2-adb7-9209b4574012@192-168-0-11
CSeq: 1 INVITE
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.4
Content-Length: 0
o=ralph 0 0 IN %RTP-IP-AF% %RTP-IP% (Lists User Shortname)
c=IN %RTP-IP-AF% %RTP-IP%
t=0 0
m=audio %ARTP-PORT% RTP/AVP 110 12 124 3 0
a=rtpmap:110 X-AAC_LD/22050
a=rtpmap:3 GSM/8000
a=rtpmap:0 PCMU/8000
a=rtpmap:124 iLBC/8000
a=fmtp:124 mode=30
m=video %VRTP-PORT% RTP/AVP 123 126 34
a=rtpmap:123 H264/90000
a=rtpmap:126 X-H264/90000
a=rtpmap:34 H263/90000
a=fmtp:34 imagesize 1 rules 30:352:288
a=RTCP:AUDIO %ARTCP-PORT% VIDEO %VRTCP-PORT%
a=fmtp:126 imagesize 0 rules 30:640:480:640:480:30
a=fmtp:123 imagesize 0 rules 30:640:480:640:480:30
If thre connection is successful and you end it then the Log adds a Bye message (Similar to the Trying one) and then checks its hardware abilities again.
There is much more to the log than I have said here but also much of it is also repeated.
SIP/2.0 100 Trying should be seen before the SIP/2.0 180 Ringing and the SIP/2.0 200 OK
You are probably going to looking for endless repeats of the ringing part.
202448.040529 [[SIP/2.0 180 Ringing
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 94.xx.xx.xx:56634;branch=z9hG4bK6c37d0783ee0572b
To: "1002" <sip:email@example.com:16402>;tag=219266045
From: "1001" <sip:email@example.com:16402>;tag=841964855
Call-ID: 1e2a9eff6e27c18-a9ef-11e2-adb7-9209b4574012@192-168-0-11
CSeq: 1 INVITE
Contact: <sip:email@example.com:16402>
User-Agent: Viceroy 1.4
Content-Length: 0
Some of the othe info in the log may prove useful such as the Bandwidth it finds (BWD)
202444.629246 BWD: GotBandwidth: 9080501/23966942 (up/down) @[188.8.131.52:0.255.255.255]
202444.629266 BWD bandwidth: 9080 kbits up, 23966 kbits down.
I don't need the whole log at this stage just highlights if you think they might point to things.
I would be keen to see the Bandwidth the app sees as this might be a clue.
The CommNAT details will also be useful.
You can Quit Messages normally and then Quit Terminal or just Quit Terminal and Confirm the Quitting of processes it is running.
8:53 PM Saturday; April 20, 2013
iMac 2.5Ghz 5i 2011 (Mountain Lion 10.8.3)
G4/1GhzDual MDD (Leopard 10.5.8)
MacBookPro 2Gb (Snow Leopard 10.6.8)
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Couple of iPhones and an iPad
"Limit the Logs to the Bits above Binary Images." No, Seriously
Currently Being ModeratedMay 5, 2013 7:52 PM (in response to Ralph Johns (UK))
I have not had a chance to try Messages running in Terminal. However, I did a test today with a friend who is running iChat in Snow Leopard. I could neither connect for a video chat nor screensharing when I used Messages running under Lion or Mountain Lion. However, I could easily connect when using iChat on a Snow Leopard computer.
This issues seems related to iChat/Snow Leopard being incompatible with Messages/Lion or Mountain Lion.
Currently Being ModeratedMay 6, 2013 11:31 AM (in response to George Litterst)
I have three computers
One of them is a G4 1Ghz dual Processor tower that had 4 hard drives with one divided in to 2 partitions giving 5 effective "drives" on the Desktop.
This allowed me to have Panther, Tiger and Leopard boots on the G4 and Snow Leopard on my Macbook Pro and then Messages in Mountain Lion on my iMac.
iChat 3 in Tiger had issues in accepting Video Chat invite from Messages although it could send Invites.
iChat 4 at version 4.0.9 has no issues in either direction in Video or Screen Sharing.
iChat 5 at version 5.0.3 in Snow Leopard also has not problems.
I have since lost the drive that had the partitions on it and lost the Panther and Tiger boots to test further.
There is no Messages in Lion.
There was a Messages Beta that ran out on the 14th December 2012 as it was time limited.
Lion has iChat 6.x.x
iMac 2.5Ghz 5i 2011 (Mountain Lion 10.8.3)
G4/1GhzDual MDD (Leopard 10.5.8)
MacBookPro 2Gb (Snow Leopard 10.6.8)
Mac OS X (10.6.8),
Couple of iPhones and an iPad
"Limit the Logs to the Bits above Binary Images." No, Seriously
Currently Being ModeratedMay 6, 2013 11:36 AM (in response to George Litterst)
I have now solved the problem! My solution is based on information that I obtained on another thread.
The basic idea is to turn off SSL in the AIM account in Messages. To do so:
1. Select your AIM account in Messages and uncheck Enable This Account.
2. Click the Server Settings tab for the AIM account and uncheck SSL.
NOTE: Doing this automatically changes the server to login.oscar.aol.com and the port to 5190.
3. Go back to the Account Information tab for the AIM account and recheck Enable This Account.
When I did this, I found that I could not immediately log into Messages because by username/password combination was no longer recognized. This seemed strange. My account had previously been email@example.com (where "xxx" is my actual AIM name). To fix the problem, I removed "@aol.com" from my account name. From that point forward, everything worked beautifully.


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Huge flocks of passenger pigeons once roamed North America. Larger than the mourning dove which it resembled, the passenger pigeon derived its name from an Indian word meaning "wanderer" or one who moves from place to place. Flying at a normal speed of sixty miles per hour, the pigeon moved hundreds of miles in migration and 50-100 miles a day during the nesting season, searching for food. The largest nesting on record anywhere occurred in this area in 1871. The nesting ground covered 850 square miles with an estimated 136,000,000 pigeons. John Muir described the passenger pigeons in flight. "I have seen flocks streaming south in the fall so large that they were flowing from horizon to horizon in an almost continuous stream all day long." Many reasons have been given for the extinction of the passenger pigeon. Each year millions were trapped, clubbed, or shot for food and pleasure. The last known passenger pigeon died in a Cinncinnati zoo in 1914.
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Tabor [origin of place name]
Tabor, Racine Co.
Taegesville, Marathon Co.
Taft, Town of, Taylor Co.
Tafton, Town of, Grant Co.
Tainter Lake, Dunn Co.
Tainter, Town of, Dunn Co.
Tamarack, Trempealeau Co.
Tanktown [origin of place name]
Tannery Town, Ashland Co.
Tarrant, Pepin Co.
Taus, Manitowoc Co.
Tavera, Richland Co.
Taycheedah [origin of place name]
Taycheedah, Fond du Lac Co.
Taycheedah, Town of, Fond du Lac Co.
Taycheedahff [origin of place name]
Taylor County [origin of place name]
Taylor, Jackson Co.
Taylor, Town of, Sheboygan Co.
Taylor, Town of, Washington Co.
Taylor, Village of, Jackson Co.
Taylors Corners, Dane Co.
Tell, Buffalo Co.
Tennyson, Grant Co.
Tennyson, Village of, Grant Co.
Teotsa, Rock Co.
Tess Corners, Waukesha Co.
Texas, Town of, Marathon Co.
The "Dinky" (Historic Marker Erected 1989)
The Alexander Noble House (Historic Marker Erected
The Bad River (Historic Marker Erected 1957)
The Baraboo Range (Historic Marker Erected 1958)
The Battle of St. Croix Falls (Historic Marker Ere
The Circus (Historic Marker Erected 1970)
The Cobban Bridge (Historic Marker erected 1986)
The Coulee Region (Historic Marker Erected 1975)
The Dells, Town of, Sauk Co.
The Driftless Area (Erected 1983)
The Gideons (Historic Marker Erected 1958)
The Hodag (Historic Marker Erected 1973)
The Home of Colby Cheese (Historic Marker Erected
The Homme Homes (Historic Marker Erected 1973)
The Ice Cream Sundae (Historic Marker Erected 1973
The Iron Brigade (Historic Marker Erected 1992)
The John Mann House (Historic Marker Erected 1998)
The Lower Narrows (Historic Marker Erected 1996)
The McCoy Farmhouse (Historic Marker Erected 1998)
The McGilvray "Seven Bridges Road" (Historic Marke
The Medal of Honor (Historic Marker Erected 1990)
The Merrimac Ferry (Historic Marker Erected 1973)
The Military Road (Historic Marker Erected 1975)
The Name "Wisconsin" (Historic Marker Erected 1994
The Oldest Lutheran Church in Wisconsin (Historic
The Orchards of Door County (Historic Marker Erect
The Outlet Mound (Historic Marker Erected 1998)
The Passenger Pigeon (Historic Marker Erected 1973
The Point of Beginning (Historic Marker Erected 19
The Pursuit West (Historic Marker Erected 1998)
The Raube Road Site (Historic Marker Erected 1998)
The Sand Counties-Aldo Leopold Territory (Historic
The Saukville Trails (Historic Marker Erected 1998
The Solomon Juneau House (Historic Marker Erected
The Spark (Historic Marker Erected 1957)
The Superior Entry (Historic Marker Erected 1976)
The U.S. Military at Turtle Village (Historic Mark
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (Historic Ma
The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh (Historic Mark
The University of Wisconsin-Superior (Historic Mar
The Upper Mississippi (Historic Marker Erected 198
The Valley View State (Historic Marker Erected 198
The Winnebago Trail (Historic Marker Erected 1978)
The Wisconsin River (Historic Marker Erected 1982)
Theresa Station, Dodge Co.
Theresa [origin of place name]
Theresa, Dodge Co.
Theresa, Town of, Dodge Co.
Theresa, Village of, Dodge Co.
Thiensville, Ozaukee Co.
Thiensville, Village of, Ozaukee Co.
Third Lake Passage (Historic Marker Erected 1998)
Third Ward Fire: 1892 (Historic Marker Erected 199
Third Ward, Calumet Co.
Thirty-Second Division Memorial Highway (Historic
Thirty-Second Division Memorial Highway (Historic
Thiry Daems, Kewaunee Co.
Thomas, Town of, Rusk Co.
Thompson, Washington Co.
Thompsonville [origin of place name]
Thompsonville, Racine Co.
Thornapple Creek
Thornapple, Rusk Co.
Thornapple, Town of, Rusk Co.
Thornton, Shawano Co.
Thorp, Clark Co.
Thorp, Town of, Clark Co.
Thorstein Veblen (1857-1929) (Historic Marker Erec
Three Lakes, Oneida Co.
Three Lakes, Town of, Oneida Co.
Three Rivers (Trois-Rivières)
Ti-Cho-Rah, Election precinct of, Marquette Co.
Tibbets, Walworth Co.
Tichigan, Racine Co.
Tiffany, Rock Co.
Tiffany, Town of, Dunn Co.
Tigerton, Shawano Co.
Tigerton, Village of, Shawano Co.
Tilden, Chippewa Co.
Tilden, Town of, Chippewa Co.
Tilleda, Shawano Co.
Timberland [origin of place name]
Timberland, Burnett Co.
Tioga, Clark Co.
Tipler, Florence Co.
Tipler, Town of, Florence Co.
Tisch Mills [origin of place name]
Tisch Mills, Manitowoc Co.
Tish-shar-gon Lake, Racine Co.
Tobin, Kenosha Co.
Token Creek [origin of place name]
Token Creek, Dane Co.
Tomah (Historic Marker Erected 1959)
Tomah [brief history]
Tomah [origin of place name]
Tomah, Monroe Co.
Tomah, Town of, Monroe Co.
Tomahawk Lake, Town of, Oneida Co.
Tomahawk [origin of place name]
Tomahawk, Lincoln Co.
Tomahawk, Town of, Lincoln Co.
Tonet, Kewaunee Co.
Tony, Rusk Co.
Tony, Village of, Rusk Co.
Topside, Bayfield Co.
Torkelson, Martin W. (1878-1963)(Historic Marker E
Torun, Portage Co.
Totagatic River [origin of place name]
Towerville, Crawford Co.
Townsend, Oconto Co.
Townsend, Town of, Oconto Co.
Trade Lake [origin of place name]
Trade Lake, Burnett Co.
Trade Lake, Town of, Burnett Co.
Trade River, Burnett Co.
Tragedy of the Siskiwit (Historic Marker Erected 1
Tragedy of War (Historic Marker Erected 1998)
Trail Discovery (Historic Marker Erected 1998)
Treaty of the Cedars (Historic Marker Erected 1958
Trego, Town of, Washburn Co.
Trego, Washburn Co.
Tremble, Brown Co.
Trempealeau County [origin of place name]
Trempealeau River
Trempealeau, Town of, Buffalo Co.
Trempealeau, Town of, Trempealeau Co.
Trempealeau, Trempealeau Co.
Trempealeau, Village of, Trempealeau Co.
Trenton, Pierce Co.
Trenton, Town of, Dodge Co.
Trenton, Town of, Pierce Co.
Trenton, Town of, Washington Co.
Trevino, Buffalo Co.
Trevor, Kenosha Co.
Trimbelle, Pierce Co.
Trimbelle, Town of, Pierce Co.
Tripoli, Lincoln Co.
Tripp, Town of, Bayfield Co.
Trippville, Vernon Co.
Troop Encampment (Historic Marker Erected 1998)
Trow (historical), Clark Co.
Troy Center, Walworth Co.
Troy [origin of place name]
Troy, Town of, Sauk Co.
Troy, Town of, St. Croix Co.
Troy, Town of, Walworth Co.
Troy, Walworth Co.
Truax, Eau Claire Co.
True, Town of, Rusk Co.
Truesdell, Kenosha Co.
Truman, Lafayette Co.
Tuleta Hills, Green Lake Co.
Tunbridge, Town of, Jefferson Co.
Tunnel City, Monroe Co.
Tunnelville, Richland Co.
Turner, Frederick Jackson (1861-1932) (Historic Ma
Turtle Lake [origin of place name]
Turtle Lake, Barron Co.
Turtle Lake, Rock Co.
Turtle Lake, Town of, Barron Co.
Turtle Lake, Village of, Barron Co.
Turtle, Town of, Rock Co.
Turville Point, Madison
Tuscobia [origin of place name]
Tuscobia, Barron Co.
Tustin, Waushara Co.
Twelve Corners, Outagamie Co.
Twelve Mile Bluff [origin of place name]
Twin Bluffs, Richland Co.
Twin Grove, Green Co.
Twin Lakes, Kenosha Co.
Twin Lakes, Village of, Kenosha Co.
Twin Lakes, Waukesha co.
Twin Rivers, Census district of, Manitowoc Co.
Twin Rivers, Manitowoc Co.
Twin Town, Barron Co.
Two Creeks [origin of place name]
Two Creeks, Manitowoc Co.
Two Creeks, Town of, Manitowoc Co.
Two Rivers [brief history]
Two Rivers [origin of place name]
Two Rivers, Manitowoc Co.
Two Rivers, Town of, Manitowoc Co.
Tyler Forks, Iron Co.
Tyran, Florence Co.


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PureCM is an integrated project management, task tracking and version control tool. Based on the concept of changesets that represent tasks, it provides developers with an easy to use and highly transparent GUI to improve teamwork. The Professional edition includes all features, but the Standard edition only includes the version control core, offering a lightweight solution for users looking for a best-of-breed configuration management tool. PureCM outperforms most other SCM tools, uses a reliable SQLite database, and is scalable to thousands of concurrent developers. The server, GUI, command line, and Web clients runs on Linux, Unix, Mac OS, and Windows.
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An easy-to-use integrated penetration testing tool for finding vulnerabilities in Web applications.


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Listed below are the results of testing a small sample of DDR2 DIMM modules on Intel® chipset-based motherboards. We are providing this information as a guide to module performance with Intel® chipset platforms. This testing is not intended to replace the normal OEM component qualification process. For results on specific Intel® motherboards or OEM production motherboards, please refer to the OEM's list of qualified memory suppliers.
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DDR2 800 MHz Non-ECC modules were tested with the Intel® Q965, G965, P965 Express Chipset-based reference boards. DDR2 800 MHz ECC modules were tested with the Intel® 3210 Series Chipset-based reference boards. DDR2-800 testing was performed at CL5 latency conditions. Part numbers for CL5-tested memory are listed below. Intel chipsets that support DDR2-800 also support the corresponding CL6 part number.
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MOUNTAIN VILLAGE – Throughout the 1990s, Telluride chef John Gerona and wife Janice were known for their Pacific Street Deli on Telluride's west side – a locals' favorite where their then-young daughter Nina learned to run the cash register.
The Gerona family has now come full circle, as the threesome are again at the helm of what is destined to be another treasured locals' haunt, The Village Table.
The new Mountain Village restaurant boasts a beautifully eclectic menu, deemed by the owners to be "global soul food" -- blending the myriad of flavors and techniques Gerona has honed in his many decades as a Telluride chef, caterer, and world traveler.
"There is so much food out there in the world, and I have a great love of experimenting with different spices, techniques, and ingredients… to say we do just one style of food here just doesn't fit," Gerona says of the Village Table's generous menu, which offers a large selection of tapas, or small plates, alongside an extensive entrée selection.
Gerona, who originally hails from Spain, leaned heavily on his Spanish upbringing in creating the flavor and feel of his new restaurant, which is located in the Mountain Village core across from the Telluride Conference Center in the Centrum building. And although the restaurant's tapas menu boasts a distinctively Spanish flair, with such small plate standbys as sliced jamon Serrano, olives and Marcona almonds, a gourmet cheese plate, and more, Gerona's Italian mother and classic French training has also infused the Village Table's menu with more worldly tastes. The dinner menu runs the gamut from a hearty paella to a French-inspired seafood pasta dish to a curried braised lamb shank to a traditional grilled filet mignon, while the tapas menu also offers an array of flavor influences like barbequed baby back ribs, salmon napoleon in puff pastry, and crab cakes with a sweet corn remoulade.
"There is a lot of Spanish and Mediterranean influences, but we didn't want to just focus on Spain – we want to have the option of adding a good Chinese dish as a special, or a Greek moussaka, or an Indian curry… people have a lot of exposure to different foods and flavors, and in Telluride, there is a high expectation of what kind of food is being served," Gerona says of the evolution of the Village Table menu.
Gerona's wide range of cooking styles have been honed throughout his many years as a chef and caterer in Telluride, having moved to Telluride in 1987 to take a job as the chef at La Marmotte. He and Janice opened Bread and Roses catering in 1990, and three years later started Pacific Street Deli. Gerona has headed up the backstage catering for the Blues and Brews festival since the festival's inception 20 years ago, and had recently been looking for a commercial kitchen in which to grow his successful catering business.
The Mountain Village location, which last housed the Bistro Isabel but had been vacant since that restaurant closed in 2007, emerged as not only a place to grow his catering business, but also for the family to explore opening another restaurant. Janice, whose has worked in her real estate office in Mountain Village for the last 14 years, says that there was a dining niche that needed to be filled in Mountain Village; a place that bridged the gap between bar food and fine dining.
The Village Table has done just that, providing a casual and festive atmosphere with its inviting bar and communal-feeling dining room, offering value alongside the eclectic, exceptional dishes Gerona has become known for.
The Village Table is open every day except Tuesdays, serving lunch starting at 11 a.m. and dinner starting at 5 p.m. There are half-price tapas everyday from 4-6 p.m.


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Key Facts
Nigeria is blessed with hundreds of miles of coastline, national parks and fascinating ancient sites. However, it is a shame that the country is not currently able to entice visitors other than those seeking a slice of the oil dollar.
Nigeria's greatest asset - its wealth of native races and religions, its vibrant population, the largest of any country in Africa - have also proven its downfall on countless explosive occasions.
In the 15th century, the Portuguese began trading but, by the end of the 19th century, the British had conquered present-day Nigeria. After gradual internal self-government, full independence was achieved in 1960. Since then, the country has endured numerous changes of government. Nigeria's army has chosen to intervene on several occasions to thwart a perceived threat to the integrity of the nation. The greatest crisis came about in the mid-1960s, when the eastern part of the country - styling itself the 'Republic of Biafra' - attempted to secede. A three-year (1967-70) civil war followed, at the end of which the secessionists were defeated. Nevertheless, military overthrow, coups and assassination followed over many years.
After the annulled 1993 elections, Sani Abacha emerged as the new military strongman and presided over an increasingly oppressive regime. Then, in 1998, Abacha suddenly died. Another member of the military junta, General Abdulsalam Abubakar, took over and moved quickly to shed the country's pariah status by organising elections. The victor, standing for the People's Democratic Party (PDP), was the former military ruler of the 1970s, Olusegun Obasanjo.The inexperienced civilian government faced a formidable task.
Apart from the dire economic situation, there was growing religious conflict. A particular problem was the decision of several local and regional governments in the mainly Muslim north to introduce a version of Islamic Shari'a law, very unpopular amongst non-Muslim minorities. Hundreds were killed in inter-communal clashes in 2000 and again in 2002. Tensions have been so high that almost any dispute can set off a spate of violence. Yet, for all its domestic difficulties, Nigeria remains the major regional power and its troops intervened in a number of conflicts throughout West Africa during the 1990s. Regional stability of the West African region has become a major international issue in recent years since the discovery of new oil and gas deposits in West African waters, and recent events in the Middle East.
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Total Number of Clients Reported: 351
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Total Number of Revolvers: 844 (59.3%)
Campaign Contributions from this industry
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First 2014 Hurricane Season Forecast Issued
Posted: 04/10/2014 - Colorado State University has unveiled its first preseason hurricane forecast.
Posted: 04/10/2014 - Colorado State University has unveiled its first preseason hurricane forecast.
Posted: 12/18/2013 - Hurricane information can now be found in the WTOK News app.
Updated: 12/07/2013 - 2013 Atlantic hurricane season ends with 13 named storms, 2 hurricanes.
Posted: 11/20/2013 - Melissa has become fully tropical and is turning more to the east.
Posted: 11/19/2013 - Melissa continues out to sea.
Posted: 11/18/2013 - A new subtropical storm has developed in the Central Atlantic.
Posted: 10/23/2013 - Lorenzo looks to dissipate in a day or two.
Posted: 10/22/2013 - Lorenzo is no threat to any areas of land.
Posted: 10/21/2013 - Lorenzo could form over the next couple of days.
Posted: 10/05/2013 - Karen continues to weaken and will not hold together much longer.
Posted: 10/05/2013 - Karen weakens significantly in the central Gulf.
Posted: 10/04/2013 - The weekend forecast hinges on the path of Karen, but a beautiful Fall week is shaping up for next week.
Posted: 10/04/2013 - Karen has weakened overnight.
Posted: 10/03/2013 - Karen maintains intensity but will struggle to strengthen.
Updated: 10/03/2013 - The tropical wave we have been watching has become Karen, and it is setting its sights on the central Gulf Coast.
Posted: 10/03/2013 - Karen has strengthened to maximum winds at 65 mph.
Posted: 10/03/2013 - Karen has formed and sets its sights on the Central Gulf Coast.
Posted: 10/01/2013 - Jerry is beginning to move and will not impact land.
Posted: 10/01/2013 - Jerry is stationary in the central Atlantic.
Posted: 09/30/2013 - The 10th named storm of the season is in the central Atlantic and no threat to land.
Posted: 09/17/2013 - Humberto should transition into a regular area of low pressure in the next couple of days.
Posted: 09/16/2013 - Humberto reforms in the north-central Atlantic.
Posted: 09/16/2013 - Ingrid is weakening over Mexico.
Posted: 09/13/2013 - Humberto was weakened to a tropical storm.
Posted: 09/13/2013 - T.D. 10 has become T.S. Ingrid.


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2012 SNA Legislative Issue Paper
SNF Webinar Postponed
Fuel Up to Play 60 Application Deadline Approaching
Allocation of Administrative Funds for State Costs of Implementation of New Meal Patterns for School Meals Program
New Middle School Materials Available from Team Nutrition
Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 2011
SNA Executive Team and Regional Director State Visits for January
Each year, SNA develops an action plan which charts the legislative course for the Association. This week during the Child Nutrition Industry Conference in Orlando, FL, the Public Policy and Legislation Committee will draft the 2012 Legislative Issue Paper. After the draft is complete, the paper will be shared with the SNA Board for approval. Pending approval by the Board, the paper will be posted to the SNA website and will ultimately be officially unveiled at the 40th Annual Legislative Action Conference in March.
The School Nutrition Foundation is postponing The New School Meal Patterns: What You Need to Know webinar, scheduled for Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Unfortunately, it is our understanding that the publication of the Final Meal Pattern Regulation has been delayed, and as such will not be published in time for the scheduled Wednesday, January 11th webinar.
The webinar will be rescheduled as soon as possible after the publication of the final meal pattern regulation. As soon as we have a new date, we will send out an email notification. You will not need to re-register for this webinar.
For more information on SNF's Webinar Wednesday, visit: www.schoolnutrition.org/webinar
Fuel Up to Play 60 is now accepting applications for its nationwide funding initiative for K-12 schools enrolled in the in-school wellness program. The funding initiative provides money to help schools jumpstart and sustain healthy nutrition and physical activity improvements. Any U.S. school can enroll in the free program and thus be eligible to apply for up to $4,000 to help increase awareness of and access to nutrient-rich foods and physical activity opportunities for students.
The funds can be used for a variety of different program-related activities, such as student engagement and motivation, in-school promotions, family engagement, tracking and measurement and overall Fuel Up to Play 60 program implementation. The next application deadline is February 1, 2012.
More information about Fuel Up to Play 60 and the funding initiative can be found at: http://school.fueluptoplay60.com/funds/funds_for_futp60.php.
Section 201 of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 (HHFKA) entails performance-based cash assistance for school food authorities (SFAs) certified compliant with meal pattern and nutrient standards. This provision requires State agencies (SAs) to certify whether participating SFAs are in compliance with meal standards. If in compliance, they are eligible to receive performance-based cash assistance for each reimbursable lunch served, which beginning October 1, is an additional six cents per lunch (adjusted annually).
In addition, HHFKA provides $50 million to help Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) and SAs implement new requirements, including training, technical assistance, and conducting performance-based certifications. Of the $50 million, FNS will reserve $3 million per fiscal year to support Federal administrative activities to carry out this section as authorized in HHFKA. The State portion of these funds, combined with increases in State Administrative Expense funding, aim to provide resources that SAs may use to assist local program operators to improve the quality of school meals provided to children and be in compliance with the new meal patterns.
The USDA implementation chart, with new updates, can be downloaded from the SNA website at: http://schoolnutrition.org/Blog.aspx?id=15349&blogid=622&terms=implementation+chart
The US Department of Agriculture's Team Nutrition has released new materials for middle school students. These materials entitled Healthier Middle Schools: Everyone Can Help is designed to help food service professionals engage students and faculty alike. The kit includes a peer-reviewed video and a handout for teachers, principals, parents, food service managers and students. Focus groups from across the country were vocal in creating these informational tools.
For more information, visit: http://teamnutrition.usda.gov/Resources/healthiermiddleschools.htm
On January 9, the American Heart Association, in conjunction with 70 partnering organizations, including SNA, has sent a letter of thanks regarding the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 2011 to Senators Tom Harkin and Michael Enzi. The Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 2011 (ESEA) supports quality physical education and nutrition education in schools across the country.
The letter encourages the Senators to continue supporting national guidelines which recommend that children engage in at least 60 minutes of physical activity on most, and preferably every day of the week, with 30 minutes of it taking place during the school day.
To read the full letter, please click here.
January 15 – 17, Child Nutrition Industry Conference in Orlando, FL
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New Image Auto Glass is a top notch company for windshield repair and replacement. Their staff was very accommodating, professional and friendly.
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My absolute favorite store to shop for purses. I only wish they had a better selection of plus size women's clothings.
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Winter/Spring 2014 Issue
It is a joy to announce the Winter/Spring 2014 issue of the Mindfulness Bell, a beautiful collection of Dharma writings and photography.
Our beloved teacher, Thich Nhat Hanh, shows us the way of a bodhisattva – one who embodies peace and offers the healing balm of compassionate presence. This issue's question-and-answer session, "The Art of Suffering," is an example of Thay's fearless welcoming of any kind of suffering in order to transform it.
In an inspiring interview, Dharma teacher Anh-Huong Nguyen encourages us to embrace our pain and lean into the Sangha for support. "At the end of the day," she reflects, "when we are tired, we go home and rest. We can lie in bed, relax, and drop all our self-images. I wish that my brothers and sisters can find that same rest, that same comfort in their Sangha."
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Although I've certainly talked about language and style from my earliest days as a readers' advisor, I've had a hard time putting my intuitive understanding into words. Even in the latest edition of Readers' Advisory Service in the Public Library (ALA Editions, 2005), I hesitated to say more than a paragraph about this aspect of appeal, although I did cover it in more detail as it relates to genres in The Readers' Advisory Guide to Genre Fiction (ALA Editions, 2009). My April 2010 column updated my thoughts on the role tone and mood play in the appeal framework. Now it's time to address language and style.
First, a short review of appeal as it applies to readers'-advisory work. Taking into account such aspects of a book as pacing, characterization, story line, setting/frame, tone/mood, and style/language allow us to deconstruct a reader's experience of that book. Singly and in combination, these elements help us understand what makes a book popular, allow us to suggest books more easily, and encourage us to cross genres and subjects as we connect books with particular appeal to readers who say they enjoy a certain kind of pace or style. For example, if a reader loves unconventional styles—anything from epistolary novels to those that offer parallel stories in different time frames—we might suggest a variety of books in several genres that offer imaginative stylistic approaches. That's how appeal works.
The appeal of style and language is not new to readers' advisors; we're generally aware of the quality of writing and on the lookout for unusual stylistic flourishes. When I think about this element, literary fiction and the more academic nonfiction titles come instantly to mind—the kinds of books that appeal to readers who appreciate complex language and style. But that's just one end of the spectrum; language and style encompass much more. The language may be clever, natural, ornate, polished, lyrical, smart, witty, breezy, or pun-filled. Styles might be anecdotal, journalistic, scholarly, complex, unusual, or experimental.
When we listen to readers describe what they enjoy and don't enjoy, we consider whether language and style matter to them. If so, then how they describe the reading experience they desire offers clues to genres and writing preferences—from erudite to conversational and experimental to linear. The vocabulary of appeal allows us to offer a range of titles to readers and make the differences in language and style clear. For example, for a reader interested in science writing, we might contrast Mary Roach's breezy, informative, journalistic, and often humorous approach with the elegant, scholarly style employed by Brian Greene. Each has an audience that appreciates a particular attention to language.
Writing styles vary widely within and across the genres and nonfiction. Some readers want only elegantly written, critically acclaimed books, while others desire a more conversational style. We find fine writing and stylistic complexity in every genre and in nonfiction as well. Bernard Cornwell's spare prose in his grim and gritty historical adventures will please discriminating "literary" readers, as will the thoughtful, elegantly laid out puzzles in P. D. James' psychologically rich and gorgeously written crime novels or Jasper Fforde's clever, pun-filled fantasy-mystery blends. Other readers might prefer the edgy jargon of K'wan's urban fiction or the gentle cadences of Alexander McCall Smith's Mma Ramotswe.
Stylistic flourishes also play a role. Some readers relish experimental styles, books that are structurally challenging like Mark Z. Danielewski's lengthy and dense horror novel House of Leaves, a stylistic tour de force novel-within-a-novel with a story line unfolding in elaborate footnotes. Or they might look for titles that challenge readers intellectually, such as Umberto Eco's Name of the Rose, with its vast sections of untranslated Latin; or ones that are stylistically unusual, such as Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrow's epistolary novel, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society. As does every other appeal element, style/language bleeds into other forms of appeal. An autistic 15-year old boy narrates Mark Haddon's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time; the jargon-rich, stylistically complex structure reflects this character and sets the tone for the book. Then there are the novels that are filled with e-mails, instant messages, ransom notes, and more. In Alice Kuipers' 2007 novel, Life on the Refrigerator Door: Notes between a Mother and Daughter, the affecting story is told entirely through brief texts.
While style/language may be a draw for some readers, it creates difficulties for others. Sometimes an author's experiments with punctuation and dialect, for example, can make a novel more difficult to follow. Those of us who get our stories primarily through audiobooks have a distinct advantage here. I never realized that Kent Haruf didn't use quotation marks in Plainsong. Narrator Tom Stechschulte led me through the story, and although some readers found it disconcerting, I never suspected the lack of traditional punctuation. I'm surely not the only one for whom dialects in print can sometimes be confusing. Students required to read Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God do far better with the audio, since dialect heard does not involve the spelling confusion of dialect read.
As with all appeal elements, there's no right or wrong here, good or bad; we're appreciators, not critics. Language/style manifests itself in diverse ways across genres; readers who appreciate fine writing can find it everywhere, as do those looking for a breezier, more conversational style. It's simply a form of appeal to be aware of when we read books and reviews and talk with readers. As avid readers ourselves, we understand that while language/style may be important, it is just one factor—and we may be in the mood for complex and academic one day and anecdotal or clever the next. Style/language is another pathway that allows us to cross genres and the Dewey divide more easily and to introduce readers to authors who employ language in ways they appreciate.
Joyce Saricks is the author of The Readers' Advisory Guide to Genre Fiction, second edition, 2009, from ALA Editions.


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My First Political Post
I like Obama. Really like him. He's up against some unenviably huge problems, and will surely not be able to please everyone who expects him to deliver what they expect him to deliver.
I've said that the only way that I would be really disappointed with him is if I felt he lost his integrity, which the naive part of me wants to believe can still exist in a politician.
But I'm disappointed.
Sanjay Gupta? Surgeon General?
All the talk about primary care saving the American health care system, and a neurosurgeon is getting tagged for Surgeon General? Can you get more specialized than a neurosurgeon? To head the public health service?
I even like Dr. Gupta, it's nothing against him. But I'm disappointed.
Maybe I'm less disappointed in Obama's decision, and more disappointed that there isn't a well-known primary care physician that could fill the role.
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i agree, I really like Obama-he sure does have alot of problemos to deal with. And I too am hoping he will not become like many other politicians. I feel that Michelle will do her part to keep him grounded and on track.
And good luck to Dr. Gupta if he is appointed-the good thing on his side, is he doesn't have the typical "surgeon bedside manner". (no offense to your surgeon readers who I am sure have a good bedside repoire) He doesn't have the "I've touched the human brain" persona. He can actually talk with the average person-and for change in the health care system, you need the public support also.
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Oh my gosh. I thought you were kidding.
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But it's true.
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Kevin MD for Surgeon General!
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Dragonfly - Now THAT'S what I'm talkin' about!
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I'm with you Dr. Smak. Gupta is an inappropriate choice for Surgeon General. A person with deep public health experience would be far more helpful.
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
In an article in Library Journal discussing controversial video games such as the recently released Grand Theft Auto V, the Stanford Libraries' curator of the history of science, technology, film and media, Henry Lowood, was interviewed at length about the complexity of long-term preservation of video games and their iterations: "Digital games, as software, are a form of multimedia, and almost every other [digital] media you can imagine is embedded in games—there are movies, music, there's text here and there, animation.


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